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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. Important Review skippedAuto reviews are disabled on base/target branches other than the default branch. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the Walkthrough本次变更新增 Table 的 measureRowRender 扩展点并通过上下文传递,调整 FixedHolder 采用 scrollX 控制宽度,VirtualTable 列宽计算加入 minWidth,ColGroup 在无列时不渲染,文档示例新增/扩充相关用例,样式移除表格单元的 word-break,版本号升至 7.52.7,并补充相应测试。 Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App as App
participant Table as Table
participant Ctx as TableContext
participant FH as FixedHolder
participant MR as MeasureRow
App->>Table: render({ measureRowRender, scroll })
Table->>Ctx: provide { measureRowRender, mergedScrollX }
Table->>FH: render({ scrollX: mergedScrollX, ... })
FH->>MR: render()
MR->>Ctx: useContext()
alt measureRowRender provided
MR->>MR: build default <tr class="rc-table-measure-row" tabIndex=-1>
MR-->>App: return measureRowRender(measureRow)
else
MR-->>App: return default measureRow
end
sequenceDiagram
participant Table as Table
participant FH as FixedHolder (Header)
Note over Table,FH: 水平尺寸控制改为 scrollX
Table->>FH: props { scrollX }
FH->>FH: header table style { minWidth: '100%', width: scrollX }
FH-->>Table: header rendered with width constraint
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request addresses a critical bug affecting table column minWidth in virtualized environments, ensuring that columns correctly respect their minimum width constraints. It also introduces a new API for customizing the internal row used for measurement, providing greater flexibility for complex table setups. The changes enhance the robustness and configurability of the table component, particularly for scenarios involving dynamic content and scrolling.
Highlights
- Table Column
minWidthFix: Resolved an issue whereminWidthproperties for table columns were not correctly applied in virtualized tables, ensuring proper column sizing. - New
measureRowRenderProp: Introduced a newmeasureRowRenderprop to the Table component, allowing custom rendering of the internal measure row. This enables advanced use cases like hiding popups within the measure row. - Improved Table Layout and Styling: Adjusted table styling for
scroll.xto better handleminWidthandwidthproperties, and removedword-break: break-wordfrom table cells in the base stylesheet. - Documentation and Test Updates: Added new examples and updated existing ones to demonstrate the
measureRowRenderfunctionality and to test various table scrolling and column alignment scenarios, along with corresponding snapshot updates.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new internal prop measureRowRender to allow wrapping the MeasureRow component. This is a clever solution to fix an issue where minWidth on columns doesn't work with virtualized tables, by allowing a ConfigProvider to control where popups (like filters) are rendered. The changes are well-contained, and the new example and test case are helpful. I have two suggestions: one to prevent a potential memory leak in the new example, and another to address a minor accessibility concern.
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